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Larry Brooks () - 1972 NFL Draft Pick #355 by RAM


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Larry Brooks - 1972 NFL Draft

Player Overview: Larry Brooks was a standout defensive tackle from the University of Nebraska, known for his powerful play and ability to disrupt opposing offenses. His performance in college made him a highly regarded prospect heading into the NFL Draft.

  • College Performance:
    • Consistent starter at defensive tackle for Nebraska.
    • Key contributor to the team's defense, helping them achieve a strong record.
    • Recognized for his ability to stop the run and pressure the quarterback.
  • Physical Attributes:
    • Height: 6'4"
    • Weight: 250 lbs
    • Strong build with excellent agility for a player of his size.
  • Skills and Strengths:
    • Exceptional quickness off the line of scrimmage.
    • Strong technique in tackling and shedding blocks.
    • Good awareness for reading plays and anticipating moves.
  • Areas for Improvement:
    • Need to develop more pass-rushing moves to be effective in the NFL.
    • Could benefit from added weight and strength to compete against larger offensive linemen.
  • Projected Draft Position:
    • Expected to be selected in the early rounds, possibly in the second round.
    • Considered one of the top defensive tackles in the draft class.

Conclusion: Larry Brooks was a highly talented defensive prospect with the potential to make an immediate impact in the NFL. His combination of size, speed, and skill made him a coveted player in the 1972 Draft, with teams eager to add his talents to their defensive lines.

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